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I’m in front of decision on how to do with flagged data by the users.
The banned data could be an image, a wiki, an user and something else need to be managed like a message board.
I’d like to work with user stats in many cases, to find users with bad behaviour, users with many activity, users with best photos and so on with all I can… I’m not sure if deleting data and use dedicated tables like stats_table is the best decision.
can someone suggest me something?
thanks
Assuming it’s an online community you are talking about: I wouldn’t delete such data. If legal troubles come up (among users or against you) you will probably need it as evidence. If you delete such data, be sure to keep backups. This applies to any kind of community IMO.
I would delete only really, really bad stuff that could put you into jeopardy for just having it, e.g. child porn. But in such cases you would have to inform authorities straight away anyway.